ERGODYNE Arsenal 5928 Manual de inicio rápido

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ARSENAL

GEAR & TOOL STORAGE

TOOL POUCHES & HOLSTERS

WWW.ERGODYNE.COM // 800 225 8238

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Arsenal® Tool Pouches and Tool Holsters are designed for ease-of-use and to provide

a convenient and ergonomic way for workers to securely store and holster their tools

while not in use. They are also designed to help reduce the risk of dropped tools and

objects when securely closed or when used with an appropriate tethering system (refer

to Using A Tethering System instructions).

WARNINGS: All warnings and instructions must be read and understood before using this

product. Failure to do so may result in property damage, loss, serious injury, or death.

• Never exceed the stated weight capacity for any container or its attachment points.

• Always attach a container to a secure anchoring point. For portable containers ensure

lifting system has the proper rating and compatible connection points.

• Always inspect containers prior to, and after, each use (refer to INSPECTION

instructions).

• Never modify or alter containers in a way that would affect the integrity of the

product.

• A container should not be removed from its anchoring point while at-height unless

removed over a secure area or attached with a 100% tie off system.

• Take care in adjusting containers and their mechanisms (straps, tops, etc.) when used

at-heights.

• Use extra precaution around moving machinery or parts, electrical hazards, chemical

hazards or other apparent hazards.

• When tethering a tool never attach more than 5lbs / 2.3kg to a worker's body, tool

belt or fall protection harness.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ATTACHING (ANCHORING) STATIONARY CONTAINERS

MODULAR BUCKLE BELT/HARNESS CONNECTION SYSTEM

1. Undo the modular buckle on the back of the tool pouch or tool holster. [fig. 1]

2. Lift up the back flap of the tool pouch or tool holster. [fig. 2]

3. Thread the back flap over a tool belt, fall protection harness, or other attachment

location then thread the back flap under the horizontal webbing strap. [fig. 3]

4. Reconnect the modular buckle to secure the connection.

[fig. 4]

TUNNEL OR CARABINER LOOP CONNECTION SYSTEM

1. Thread a tool belt or fall protection harness belt through the tunnel belt loop located

on the back of the tool pouch or tool holster. Remove the tool belt or fall protection

harness from body for easier installation. [fig. 5]

2. Reattach the tool belt or fall protection harness to the worker's body. [fig. 6]

3. If applicable and no belt is present attach to anchoring point with a rated carabiner

using a smaller loop. [fig. 7]

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SECURING TOOLS

1. Attach tool lanyards to the designated anchor points on the container to complete an

appropriate tethering system (refer to Using A Tethering System instructions). [fig. 8]

2. If applicable, close topping mechanism to secure contents inside of the container.

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* For further instructions, watch the product video at www.ergodyne.com

INSPECTION

All tools and/or equipment used in conjunction with containers should be regularly

inspected by a competent person. Always ensure that containers are properly attached

to the worker's tool belt or fall protection harness and are not damaged. If any part of the

tethering system—including a container - has knowingly been involved in a drop, it must

immediately be taken out of service and replaced (refer to Using A Tethering System

instructions).

USING A TETHERING SYSTEM

1. Always keep tools tethered while at heights. When exchanging tools, use one of the

following methods:

a. Use a 100% tie-off by ensuring the tool is tethered to a secondary anchor—

or is secured in a rated container—before disconnecting the tool from the initial

anchor point.

b. Exchange tools over a secure area (e.g. inside a controlled container, over a

platform, etc.).

c. Store all tools, gear, and hardware in a topped container when not in use to secure

them.

2. Required Clearance:

a. When using a tethering system determine the fully extended length of the lanyard

used, plus the length of the anchor attachment, tool attachment and the tool

itself. Add an additional safety factor (recommend 2ft/0.6m), to ensure there

is adequate clearance between where the lanyard is anchored and the nearest

person or sensitive object.

INSPECTING CONTAINERS

Inspect containers before and after each use. All equipment should be regularly inspected

by a competent person. Check the following:

• Examine fabric, webbing, stitching and other soft materials for cuts, tears, heat

trauma, frays or other damage.

• Examine all hardware and d-rings for rust or corrosion, abnormal distortion (twists,

bends), cracks or breaks, or any other damage.

• Examine carabiners, hooks and other connectors for proper function and any damage

suggested above.

• Examine swivels, modular buckles, and any other components to ensure proper

function and that nothing is damaged.

• Ensure zippers function and open and close properly.